Hello aspirant,

M. Tech is master of technology and this programme is done after completing the b. Tech program, it is of 2 years. If someone is confused for job or careers option or want to go for higher studies then he can pursue m. Tech to widen the career scope. Actually, it is the specialization in a specific program,which you have done in your under graduation. For CSE it has following programs in m. Tech

• Computer systems & hardware.
• Database & Information Systems.
• Programming Language.
• Computer networks & Distributed Systems.
• Algorithms.
• Artificial Intelligence.
• Software Engineering.

Hope it helped to clear your delimma.

Dear aspirant,hope you are doing really well.

so now coming to your question,M.Tech. CSE is a 2-year postgraduate course offering specialization in computer programming languages and computer system technologies. Enrolled students investigate complex problems through research and use appropriate modern engineering tools to find solutions.

The average course fee is around INR 30,000-1,00,000 in most of the colleges.
Students enrolled in  M.Tech. CSE course are taught computer system technologies, mathematical skills, algorithmic principles, concepts of cloud computing, big data and computer science theory, for the purpose of modelling and designing computer-based systems.The program includes subjects like Computer Architecture, Networking, Algorithms, Databases, Distributed Computing and Computational Intelligence. One of the principal objectives of the course is to produce trained human resource capable of supporting research and development activities in critical areas such as automated, secured, monitoring and surveillance systems, medical diagnostics, intelligent monitoring systems, etc.This program aims to build analytical abilities for tackling technical problems, formulating and testing new techniques, using advanced communications and multimedia equipment and working for product development in the candidates.
Computer Network Engineers study different kinds of networks, such as MANETs, Ad Hoc N/w, Wireless Sensor Networks, etc.

hope this will help.

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